Rosemarie McGoldrick is a London-based artist whose practice centres on sculpture and drawing, with forays into video and photography. Her often floor-length drawings and three-dimensional works in velvet, wire and other materials explore ideas of monumentality, duration and the monochrome. Her subjects range from animal-human relationships and environmental concerns to landscape, geology, stones, rocks and entropy. McGoldrick trained at Middlesex, Chelsea and Goldsmiths and until 2026 taught Fine Art at London Metropolitan University, where she lead the MFA Fine Art. She has exhibited widely across the UK and Europe, including A Little Closer and Carnevale – Friendly Little Monsters at Vivienne Roberts Projects in 2023.

EXHIBITION: CARNEVALE - FRIENDLY LITTLE MONSTERS